Electric press 343
assemblyramwith stroke force monitoring

Electric press - 343 - SCHMIDT Technology - assembly / ram / with stroke force monitoring
Electric press - 343 - SCHMIDT Technology - assembly / ram / with stroke force monitoring
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Characteristics

Operation
electric
Function
assembly
Structure
ram
Other characteristics
with stroke force monitoring
Applications
process
Force

2.5 kN, 4 kN

Stroke

100 mm
(3.937 in)

Description

The use of electric drives instead of pneumatic or hydropneumatic driven cylinders is a modern advancement in assembly technology. SCHMIDT Technology combined its proven rack & pinion and ServoPress experience to create a new electric drive technology, providing high efficiency, full programmability and precision in a flexible pressing system. SCHMIDT® ElectricPress 343 in combination with SCHMIDT® PressControl 700 becomes a force-displacement monitoring press system, e.g. in the following industries Automotive / safety engineering Assembly of radar distance sensors Assembly of airbag control sensors Watches / Jewellery Assembly of bracelet links Setting / beading of rhinestones Computer technology Pressing pins into hard disk housings HDD housing assembly ≤ 1 µm resolution drive control 200 mm/s ram speed (max.) Characteristics Simple parameterisation minimises commissioning time Quick changeover procedures due to retrievable operating profiles Increased flexibility Cost reduction of tools and their wear due to free, precise positioning. The low noise level provides a stress-free working environment. The design-related non-existent stick-slip effect optimises the assembly process compared to pneumatic drives, especially at low speeds.

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